UFAC (UK) Ltd | Advancements in Animal Nutrition

Transforming animal health and agriculture productivity with UFAC

Revolutionising animal feed supplements for a more sustainable future

We combine scientific research, technology, and our years of farming expertise to create animal feed products designed to increase productivity and profitability while reducing the impact farming agriculture has on the environment and helping the industry accelerate towards a more sustainable future.

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Our range of products

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envirolac

envirolacufac

The proven palm-free fat supplement for high-yielding dairy cows.

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omega 3 supplement (ruminant)

omega 3 supplement (ruminant)ufac

The fatty acid supplement enhancing fertility, reproductive performance and immunity.

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cholymet

cholymetufac

cholymet is a granular, free-flowing rumen-inert dairy cow supplement, here to transform how we feed our livestock.

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promega

promegaufac

The proven modern-day fishmeal replacement for livestock.

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mycotrap

mycotrapufac

The independently tested and enhanced, broad spectrum mycotoxin adsorbent for all classes of livestock.

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We specialise in world-class nutrition for livestock

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Bentley Ford Farm

Case Study: Bentley Ford Farm

Bentley Ford Farm has always focused on improving the efficiency of its dairy system. Alongside producing high-quality home-grown forage and maintaining high cow performance, the Higgins family continually seeks practical ways to improve feed efficiency while reducing the environmental impact of milk production.

As part of this approach, the farm had already removed soya from the ration and was exploring ways to further reduce the carbon footprint of its feeding programme without compromising milk yield, cow performance, or overall efficiency.

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